| Last month, ABCDlady won an award
from the South Asian Journalist Association (SAJA) yet again. This
time, it was for an article we did on riding the Mumbai trains.
This makes our fourth consecutive SAJA award since 2004 when ABCDlady
first started! What we're most proud about is the level of competition
we were up against. We competed against long-running and established
publications like The Washington Post, Wall Street Journal,
New York Times and others. It's wonderful to see ABCDlady next
to these big names!
So congratulations to author Meenakshi Verma Agrawal and editor
Devika Koppikar, and check out the article when you have a moment!
Here are the other winning articles:
2005 Awards
Outstanding story on any subject, New Media. Writer: Manu Raju,
Editor: Angilee Shah for "Brides from Abroad", published
in ABCDlady.com. How immigration laws affect domestic violence.
http://www.abcdlady.com/11-2004/art1.php
2006 Awards
Outstanding story on any subject by a South Asian student in the
US or Canada. Writer Rohina Phadnis, Editor: Devika Koppikar for
"Cabbie and the City," published in ABCDlady.com. A profile
of a Pakistani cab driver and his adventures in New York. http://www.abcdlady.com/2005-06/art2.php
2007 Awards
Outstanding story on any subject by a South Asian student in the
US or Canada. 1st Prize: Writer: Mayank Bubna, Editor: Roopika Risam,
for "Rushdie Experiment," published in ABCDlady.com. http://www.abcdlady.com/2006-11/art2.php
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